For high-current applications, electric wood (also known as electrical insulating laminates) is commonly used. This material is typically composed of wood fibers and epoxy resin, and has excellent electrical insulation properties, making it suitable for insulation and isolation of electrical equipment, with a high melting point of over 400 degrees Celsius. It is often used in conjunction with brass.
Electric wood has the following characteristics:
Excellent electrical insulation properties: It can maintain stable electrical insulation properties under high voltage and high temperature conditions and is not easily prone to breakdown or discharge.
Good mechanical properties: It can withstand certain mechanical loads and vibrations.
High temperature resistance: It can work for a long time in high temperature environments.
Corrosion resistance: It is not easily corroded by chemicals such as acids,oil, and water.
Good processability: It can be processed by cutting, drilling, punching, grinding, etc. to meet different shape and size requirements.
Brass is a material with excellent conductivity, usually composed of high-purity copper and a small amount of additives. The added grease is usually an organic substance, such as wax or oil, which can improve the lubricity and corrosion resistance of the surface of copper, thereby improving the processability and service life of brass.
Brass has the following characteristics:
Excellent conductivity: It can be used for conductive connections in electrical equipment and electronic devices.
Good processability: It can be processed by forging, stretching, cold drawing, cutting, etc. to meet different shape and size requirements.
Corrosion resistance: The added grease can improve the corrosion resistance of brass, making it suitable for long-term use in humid and corrosive environments.
Good lubrication: The added grease can improve the lubricity of brass, reduce friction and wear, and thereby improve the service life of brass.
Low cost: Compared with other high-purity copper materials, the manufacturing cost of brass is relatively low, which can meet some low-cost application requirements.
If the current is small and the price is low, plastic materials can also be used. Higher quality plastics have melting points of over 100 degrees Celsius and, when used with brass, can also meet customer requirements well.